Cheap flights from Johannesburg to East London from R737

Direct Johannesburg to East London flights are nice and short – around 1 hour 25 minutes long. Flights with stops can last up to 14 hours.

Currently MANGO, Safair, and South African, and Kulu airlines offer nonstop flights between O.R. Tambo International Airport and East London Airport. The flight is short at an hour and a half, at the most. Most airlines have a range of flight times and dates to choose from. South African Airlines has the biggest number of options when it comes to nonstop flight choices to East London. You can also find nonstop flights between Johannesburg and Port Elizabeth for cheap.

The airline you choose may have layovers in Cape Town or the Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport. However, the most common and affordable flights between Johannesburg and East London are typically nonstop. Those that do have layovers can extend flight time by 24 hours or more. You will find the pricing situation to be a bit opposite from the norm when it comes to flights with stopovers.

Direct flights depart up to 7 times a day. Over 40 flights offer routes with a stopover, but they’re often pretty expensive.

The O.R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg services many flights to East London Airport. This airport is conveniently located about 22 km northeast of the Johannesburg city center, making it about 25 minutes by car or taxi. Alternatively, there is a train system and public transportation available, which will take you on an hour trip from the city to the airport. Another option is the Lanseria International Airport, a privately-owned airport located 47km away from Johannesburg. It takes about 45 minutes to arrive at the airport via taxi. Both OR Tambo International Airport and Lanseria International Airports offer departing flights to the nearby Port Elizabeth Airport if you do not wish to fly directly to East London.

The cheapest flights from Johannesburg to East London are the direct flights from O.R. Tambo International Airport. For the best deals, watch out for the early morning or mid-afternoon flights.

If you are a South African citizen, or if you already have a visa to enter the country, you do not need to take any extra steps to enter East London. Outside travelers may need to apply for a visa or a passport before being able to enter South Africa. It’s recommended to apply for your passport several weeks before your planned flight. In addition, you should have at least two blank pages before entering South Africa, so that the authorities may properly record your stay.

Most people fly into East London (ELS) if they book a flight to East London from Johannesburg. On average, East London has 14 inbound flights from Johannesburg per day from 4 airlines. East London is conveniently located just 8,3 km from East London’s city centre.

According to our current data, FlySafair (R1 530), Airlink (R1 954), and Hahn Air Systems (R4 664) offers the cheapest pricing from Johannesburg to East London. FlySafair is 24% cheaper than the average price of flights available within the next 90 days to this destination.

The cheapet airlines for a one-way flight from Johannesburg to East London are FlySafair (R737), Cemair (R830), and Airlink (R977).

Looking for the most reliable airlines to get you to your destination on time? Our data shows these are most likely to get you from Johannesburg to East London on time: SWISS (100%), Air France (96%), British Airways (96%).

Looking for the cheapest flight from Johannesburg to East London? While on average our users pay R1 320, our data indicates the cheapest price to be R550. The most popular route (Johannesburg OR Tambo - East London), is priced around R1 419.

Most of the time, Johannesburg to East London flights that have stopovers will stop in Durban.

If you're on a stopover in Durban and looking for things to do, consider visiting uShaka Marine World, Durban City Hall and Natural Science Museum, or Durban Botanical Gardens. Those on a stopover in Durban interested in visiting uShaka Marine World, Durban City Hall and Natural Science Museum, or Durban Botanical Gardens can do so by traveling 29,8 km, 29,3 km, and 28,7 km, respectively from Durban King Shaka Intl. Those looking to explore during their stopover in Durban can hire a car from Durban King Shaka Intl for about R392 per day.

Of the flights from Johannesburg to East London that have stopovers, the fewest flights stop in Cape Town.

Yes. In addition to deals on Johannesburg to East London flights, Cheapflights offers holiday packages that include both flights and hotel.

After entering your origin and destination, apply the non-stop filter on the search result page to find direct flights from Johannesburg to East London.

Yes. Cheapflights offers flight deals from Johannesburg to East London by cabin class. In addition to browsing deals, you can also filter by cabin class on the search results page after making a search.

Currently, January is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight from Johannesburg to East London (average of R91). Flying from Johannesburg to East London in December is currently the most expensive (average of R136). There are several factors that can impact the price of a flight, so comparing airlines, departure airports and flight times can provide users with more options.

If you are looking for flights that are eco-friendly from Johannesburg to East London, you can fly with British Airways, FlySafair and Airlink. These are the only airlines that fly this route, and all have eco-friendly pledges. If you choose to fly with British Airways, you will be flying with one of the most environmentally-friendly airlines in the world. British Airways tries to reduce its carbon emissions by using more eco-friendly fuel. If you choose to fly with FlySafair, you will be flying with an airline that is very sustainable when it comes to water usage. Due to the droughts that often occur in South Africa, this airline does not want to worsen the crisis. It does this by raising awareness on their flights to having full planes and not flying a few passengers. Airlink is also trying to reduce its carbon emissions. They are currently tracking their emissions and have a three-year plan in place to make sure they keep decreasing them.

There are quite a few ways to make sustainable travel from Johannesburg to East London. One of the ways you can do this is by taking a direct flight. Some flights first fly to Durban or Cape Town, so try to take a direct one instead. Another thing you can do is pack light. The less weight on a plane, the less fuel it uses. Try to book an economy seat on the plane. An economy seat takes up less space; therefore, more people can travel in one trip. You can also fly with airlines that have a carbon emissions reduction program, like British Airways or Airlink.